The Cyber Solutions division of Lockheed Martin on March 6 announced its plans to compete for the U.S. Air Force’s Unified Platform contract by unveiling details about the Henosis prototype, a joint integrated mission system, at the company’s annual Media Day. Read more
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Lockheed Martin’s Cyber Solutions team developed technology to help defend and exploit enterprise IT networks, radiofrequency spectrums and military platforms on land, sea and air
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